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HB 2300

mobile home landlord tenant; protections

57th Legislature - Second Regular Session Introduced by Cesar Aguilar and 7 co-sponsors

Arizona HB 2300 would establish tenant protections for mobile home residents to address land-lease power imbalances and prevent displacement.

House First Reading.
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Bill Summary · HB 2300

Legislative bill overview

HB 2300 proposes to establish or strengthen landlord-tenant protections specific to mobile home residents in Arizona. The bill addresses the unique vulnerability of mobile home occupants, who often own their homes but lease the land underneath them, creating an asymmetrical power dynamic compared to traditional renters. The exact protections are not detailed in the available information, but such bills typically cover issues like eviction procedures, rent increase limitations, maintenance standards, and dispute resolution.

Why is this important

Mobile home residents represent a significant portion of Arizona's affordable housing stock, yet they face heightened risks of displacement due to their structural dependence on landlord relationships for land access. Stronger protections could prevent predatory practices and stabilize housing for vulnerable populations, while also potentially affecting property owners' ability to manage their land investments. The bill's impact will depend heavily on which specific protections are included and how they're enforced.

Potential points of contention

  • Rent control vs. property rights: Restrictions on rent increases may face opposition from mobile home park owners citing property rights and investment concerns
  • Eviction standards: Defining "just cause" eviction requirements could conflict with landlords' interests in removing non-paying tenants or redeveloping properties
  • Implementation costs: Enforcement mechanisms and compliance burdens could increase operational costs that may be passed to residents or discourage park maintenance investments

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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